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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1948)
HERALD AMD NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PACE SEVIN Back-To-Work Movement Among Soft Coal Miners Speeds Up After Appeal riTTHIIDIKHI, April ttt ld An Imrrailnt Imrk-tu-work miivrnirnl anions' lilln siifl mul inlnm luiluy am urumlaii that iml nf Ihr 400, BOO ni'mhrrs of the I'tiltrcl Mine Workers would lie liaik ull Ihf Job by waek'a rnd. UMW lllslrlel urealilenls, uili tclriihuiir, telegraph, rmllu anil nrwananer alnrlea. apeil (lie word to all miners Hint llielr rlilrflalii, John l Lewis, haa aakerl thrill lo return. Tliriiuuliiiut lhi lint Ion. union In. ruin mel mill vulril u o buck to wink. WUII iillirra srhi'ihilrd meet ing for today. Miners, nltlmiikii still reneiillul limit dm fl.v.'U.uuQ fines liiipiurd on I.rwl mid the union by tlic Ind eral iiiui't 'l'ui'iliiy, apimieiilly Imd derided In end Ihi'lr Ionic wnlkout. TlioiiMtmla Today About Im.iHIO were ill wink yes ti'rduy unci unliiii ufflclnl promised ninny Miowmntl more would tinier the pita lodny, HI rlkn-lnti (li'iircl diatrlnl. 4 In Western IN-niisylviinlii reported nil Its in I ncn workliiK nnd nboul 21.000 o ILn 12.000 miners on the Job. TliU area, comprlfllnif Ureene mid Kiiy ettn counties, ! henvlly dotted with captive lateel company ownrili mines. Ollirr Pennsylvania areus expect ed anywhere from 7o to 0 iercent of thnlr miners to be on the Job liHlny. I'nlon offlrUU Mid Ihey esneeted full produrtlon In Ohio today. The 9 '1 New Lincolns On Display H y t r. "-- y v ' . if 1 it' -i w-ff I 7 SV ftV ,D.tS.fJ', l- ir,fi-.i , --rA-- The new III4I) l.lnnilna will io on dlaptay Thuraday at Inman Motor rompany, 4Z4 Booth th. Lorn, low llnra rharartrrlxr the nrw rara, the ais-paMenKer convertible ahown bdotc being typical. There will be right complrtrly new mixlrli fur lUiU, and Ihe public la Invited lo are the new modela thli week-end. atate haa 1R.000 mlnera. of whom only 300 worked yeatrrday. Reported Idle In oilier atatee yea terday were: Pennaylvanla about (10,000. Kentucky 40.000, Alabama 111,000 Virginia 14.600, Tenneaaee 10,000, Indiana liOOO. Illlnola 3500. Colorado 3000, Maryland let than 2000, Oklahoma-Arkaniiaa 1000, VV'y omlnl 700, Montana 700. A new planter forma on the wall a durable Iruulatlng coat of plaatlc Impregnated mineral cork which alio haa aound-abaorblng properties Steelworkers To Hold Wage Talks 8POKANE, April 22 tWy Per- manente Metala corporation and United Steelworkera of America iCIOi will reopen wane aectlon of contracta affecting some 3000 em ploye at Trentwood and Mead Aluminum ulunu May 1, a union Kjkenmn mild Wednesday. utto Orr, natlonnl repreaentntlve of the ateelworkera' union aald Carl Ouuhall, chief grievance man lor Trentwood local 338, left laat nlnht for Plttahurgh to attend a meeting at which a wage pattern will be eatAblbihed. Orr said Steelworkera' Prealdent Philip Murray recently opened negotiations with United States of America for a "lubatantlal" wage Increase and Institution of soeisl Insurance. Among the gadgets produced for more pleasant living la a television magnifier that enlarges Images on 7 or 10-lncli television picture tube to the else produced on a 11 inch tube. 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